A Note from the Founder

H.O.P.E. in Wyoming was created from years of walking alongside families who were doing everything they could—and still being told it wasn’t enough. I’ve seen parents blamed instead of supported, youth labeled instead of understood, and families asked to navigate systems that felt confusing, disconnected, and overwhelming.

I started H.O.P.E. because I believe families deserve better.

I believe families deserve to be heard, respected, and treated as capable partners in their own healing. I believe youth are more than their behaviors or diagnoses. And I believe that real, lasting change happens when we slow down, build trust, and create plans with families—not for them.

High Fidelity Wraparound aligns deeply with my personal and professional values because it centers hope, dignity, and collaboration. It allows families to define what success looks like for them and reminds us that progress doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful.

H.O.P.E. is more than an organization—it’s a commitment. A commitment to show up consistently, to advocate fiercely, and to hold space for families during some of the hardest chapters of their lives. It is an honor to do this work in Wyoming, alongside communities that care deeply about their children and one another.

Thank you for trusting us. Thank you for being here.
And thank you for believing, as we do, that together, we heal.

— Jesse Weber
Founder, H.O.P.E. in Wyoming